The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-20
THE RAILWAY MYSTERY.
HAS TIE MURDERED GIRL BEEN IDEN-
TILTED At LdSTY
Declared Positively To Have Becu Mira.
Annie Ingram Detectives Now In Pure
suit OF Her uusbsnd-M Mrs. stephens and
Mrs, Wilson Identity the Clothing.

Declared Positively 10 Have Beeu Mira.
Annie lnurnm-Detectives Now In Pure
suit OF Her uusband-Mr-. stephens and
Mrs, Wilson Identity tho Clothing.
New BRUNSWICK. Oct 19.-The identifca-
ton OF the young woman who was found MUIR
dered in Railway In March last is declared to
have been completed to-day through Deteo-
tives Gregory and Fitzgerald Of this city.
For a number Of weeks these officers have
boon following a clue which has resulted In the
discovery. as 1t Is believed, that tho woman
was Mrs. Annie Ingram. formerly Miss Annie
King OF 90 Tennet street, Birmingham, Eng
land. The identification was made by Mrs.
Thomas Stevens of this city and Mrs. Peter H.
Wilson OF Bound Brook Two years ago Annie
arrived at Cnstle Garden and at once OBJ
tanned employment at the house OF George
Martin at Metuchen. She lived there nine
months, when she got into quarrel with
Mr. Martin. 1t Is said she attacked
him with club. and that she
broke up some OF the dining room
furniture. For this she was arrested. but the
court acquitted her on the ground that she
acted in self-defence. After few weeks she
went to Bound Brook and lived out ut service
with Mrs Wilson. She remained there few
months, and then went to work in Elnstein's
cloth mill at that place. Here she met man,
whose name the officers will not divulge, and
maj married N,,t him; They, lived together only
o. a., With him, and nf isit bound Brook ' for Tor
f o SS her to hi
sh9 snSxR p ss prs
sumed that he did. for in q few weeks she
to this ty and
which Thomas Stevens Is proprietor.
Mr. when she say the dead
SEE as aS
to Halfway. and Identified the two rings. the
petticoat, and the basque as the property Of
amined the dead womap's effects. She identi-
HAVING them to on fhe o
har ,g The che%ss BY Annie
girls dress pocket, Mrs. Wilson says. was An
MES and she pointed out Erivate, tel mark made
used the knife and she says she could tell it
The last that Mrs. Wilson saw of the girl was
remained at the United States Hotel q few
81 81 hye she hck MIS- s s Whn oes
kn9,o9wledge Of her. movements after this they
Ell at oesSk This and
would say little except that the womans iden-
LITIGATION was complete. They admitted, how
ever, that they knew who killed the woman
Brook, but refused to give his name.
Shortly after 7 O'clock they took q south
bound train. saying that they expected to have
the man under lock and key before midnight.
hhsy %oaa Mhfs At
called for. At. examination OF it to-day re-
suited In the finding Of many photographs
some OF herself and OF her former husband,
Lille King Of birmingham.
RAILWAY. Oct. ia. reporter for The SUN
saw Mrs, Wilson to-day after she had in.
speoted the clothing Of the dead woman. and
She had evidently been instructed by Detective
admitted that she had. identified the, clothing
and jewelry as those formerly worn by Annie
. family, named Fisher, at THE, Lock !"
In Bound Brook. The Ingram girl. she
said .nfterwarI lived with family
named Westervelt or Ostervelt in Bound Brook.
eddy Disappeared with her husband, She did
not connect tho murdered girl with Annie In
gram until she saw u photograph of the halfway
victim, which she Immediately recognized as
Annie ingrnm,s counterpart; Then she told
and Fitzgerald and Gregory started to work
the clue for tho reward She said she recog-
niZed some OF tho underclot hing at tho Railway
police station as some she herself made for tho
dead girl
Tho reporter repeated her story to Mayor
DAILY Of Railway, and the Mayor acknowledged
that he had heard the same account from De-
tective Gregory. He added that Mrs. Wilson
said she had boarded Annie Ingram. and that
one she had frequently borrowed Of Annie In
gram to peel potatoes with.